The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-04-30

holstering Matress-Msking, Repairing &C.,
at lowest prices at Schmidt's ssddlery shop,
west side public square, Lexington, MO-.
Give me a call. IeDoyA
Garden hose and reels, at Senden's. sl6
Call and examine our new stock Of spring
suits, felt and straw hats, white and fancy
shirts neck wear, &c. They are second TO
none In the market, and our prices are lower
than the lowest. h. Sinauer. aprl6tS
Notice to Hunters and Sportsmen-Havtng
determined to close out my stock Of guns and
pistols, l ha Je marked them down to sucn
prices as will insure their speedy sale. Call
before they have been picked over. and
secure q bargain. j. H. Sender. azStz
When the blood is impure, or when 1t Is
thin and cold. good health is impossible. Un-
der such conditions, boils, pimples, head
aches, neuralgia, rheumatism, and one dis
ease after another Is developed. Take Ayers
Sarsaparllla, and 1t will make the blood pure,
rich and warm. II
A serious fall.-Yesterday morning as b.
Wnk-r, the Franklin avenue dry goods mer-
chant, reach ID the top Of q tall step-lsdder
for the purposes Of adjusting some prices on
new spring goods, they suddenly dropped
with a thud. The prices. we mean. Mr.. W..
says no efforts will be made to raise them
again. And as a natural consequence, the
place to get spring goods way down Is at
HOT, 1IO9, Franklin avenue. spr2St2
Repair the sidewalks.
extensively.
MIR. John Burris Is fencing two lots ad-
Joining his residence In Pomeroy's addition.
Goodbye to the circus and base ball grounds.
If the man who so kindly sang the song IN
front OF Capt. LOOMS house on Friday
night, 18th inst, will call at his store he will
find something Of interest to him.
Mr.. John T. Taylor Is painting the house
fronts of Messrs. Rude Haerle and AL. T..
johnson, on Main street; one 10 to be red
brick and the other Milwaukee brick, lined
and trimmed.
Like Alexander signing for more worlds
to conquer Mr.. Sender exclaimed, Monday,
80, for more gasoline stoves! l have sold
three to-day, and no more on hand. There
is nothing like perfection!'
The Home Building 4 Loan Association at
Hig .insvilIe, has $50 shares subscribed. 1t
has elected c. C. Catron, president: O.. V.
Thornton. vice-president; E. F. Keyton.
secretary, and DIR. G. F. Buehner. treasurer.
The advice to make love to your wife &C.
casionally-just for a change" might be rem
dered personal, but we did not make it so.
Women would live longer and look Younger,
though, If their husbands would, once in 3
while, tell them that they loved them.
If Capt, 10. A. Wilson will Just keep bis
mouth shut he is as good as elected city engi-
neer how. What is The use Of electing any
body else, when he does the work anyhow
He keeps saying he don't want the place, but
that don't matter if he will only not say 1t
too loud.
Our Higginsville friends are very much
elated over a visit paid them by Maj. Dow
land. q representative Of the Fit. Scott road,
last Monday. He made 3 talk in which he
gave some good advice, aud promised to have
the road built and in operation to Fort Scott
this year. At the conclusion Of his speech
fny-eight gentlemen enrolled themselves as
members of a board Of trade.
The new ii ne card of the Wabash pits its
day passenger train In Kansas CITY at $50
p. H., which is au hour earlier than before
and an hour earlier than any other time.
The time IL also reduced three hours between
St. Louis and Council Bluffs. The st.
Joseph n St. Louis line has put on an extra
train which connects with the Wabash al
Lexington Junction, thus giving two trains
a day between st. Louis sd st. Joe.
Holden Enterprise:-"A big meeting was
held In lie lexington last week by the officers Of
the ST. LOUIS and St. Joseph railway and
prominent citizens of Lexington, the pur.
pose of which was to get on foot the scheme
to build a bridge at that point. The time II
coming when a bridge will be thrown across
the river at Lexin- ton, and we believe wheI
that is done, the c., B. . 9. railway will
come over it into the southwest. Holden ID
ready to pull with her Lexington friends IL
this bridge matter and 10 the railwsy projects
that will inevitably result thsrefrom to the
great benefit of both towns"
Lexington is ut last to have q first clssi
hotel. This Is to be secured, not only in
new, modern and thoroughly equipped
building. but In the person of Mrs. N. E,
Nickel, who will own and conduct 1t. Mrs
Nickel IL thoroughly converssnt with all
that 1t takes to make q hotel y pleasant, com
Portable abiding place, and to render guest
as much AT home as they can be In any other
!. . place than nome. This she has proven in the
smaller house which she has now, and ir
, which she has gained the goodwill and
> friendship of the travelling public. The new
> MOTEL will be located on Broadway, just ives
: Of the Aull building. Mrs. Nickel has pur-
chased there, Of Mr.. John Aull, 70 feet al
> S7O0; of Mr.. Alexander Mott, %. feet al
: $3.50, and OF Mr.. inc. T. Pigott, 20 feet a
= $500; total l29 feet, for 81. 250. This make
= the property very cheap, and it was sold a
these low priees conditioned that q good
substantial, brick hotel blu. lding should b.
" erected upon it. The ground is now partl,
. occupied by Mr.. G.. A. Sturges rs q lumbe
yard. and the building will begin as soon q
u his lease expires, which will be June !. Th
l house is to be two stories high only, exper
fence proving to Mrs. Nickel that this i
! kbest, as almost everybody objects to going u
. 70 : third floor. 1t will be 45 by IS ieet, vii
3 contain q rooms, and be SO constructed tina
: e csn be easily added TO should the bushes
= k5usif55 it. The dining room will be 80 by Il
kBktsbnd the hall wide and airy. One G
TEfkasf6Atures of the house will be y wild
2 tfeksAdsh on lower, and balcony on uppe
9 420rs on the south and east sides Of tn
kbuzes This will be 10 feet long, snd will b
Z 9Inxuxy to the guests in summer and q pro
> toes,ont % the house IN winter. The hous
Q Eyptu Be furulshed throughout with water an
U rs, md with u large and comfortable bat
ttrtom. It will be substantially built, al
Z while no great expense will be made for ex
y ternai adornmeut, will be Il handsome struc
y ture. MIR. W. s. Epperson is the archItec
Que Ct the features Of The place will be tb
yard. There will be % feet on one side {
the house, and A. on the other. with Is fee
II from the pavement to the porch. This spac
Ie Is to be highly beautined and improved, 8
that 1t will be . thing Of beauty aid q 10y t
q weary travellers. who as q rule are, in hotel
D. confined to brick and mortar. There nee
~ be no fear as 10 its i~nadeguacy. Mrs. Nicke
~ owns the space all the way up, and sever
. feet around the proposed building, and
Ia she gets the business will make the house b.
enough to hold it.